Moen Adler Spot Resist Stainless One-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet with Power Clean, 87233SRS

I installed this on an inexpensive plastic tub sink which I purchased from a local home improvement store. I replaced the tiny cheap faucet which came with the tub sink. This is much much more functional, as well as more attractive. Highly satisfied.

My new Moen kitchen faucet works great. On the left, all I have to do is wave my hand and it automatically turns it on. When I do it again, it automatically turns it off. The touch feature is a plus and fun. However, if I prefer, I can use the little handle on the right to turn it off and on manually. It looks great and works great. It was fairly easy to install and was a great investment. Plus, it’s guaranteed for life or they’ll replace it for free. It seems to be saving water.

The one handle high arc pulldown kitchen faucet was easy to use and at a very good price. It was also easy to install myself.

Install was easy and the faucet works beautifully. Great spray pattern and motion sensor works reliably. Deducting one star because at this price point they should have included the AC power adaptor and not just the battery pack.

Love this faucet, didn't want to buy a new one, but had to! Style of faucet is perfect for standard double sink size, not too big or small. Love the the sprayer and single handle operation. Would highly recommend and would've bought sooner had I know how much I would love it!

Replaced Moen reg height kitchen faucet that was 30 years old. Like the spray pressure of new faucet. Very easy to install too!

**Pros:** 1. **Spotless Wonder:** The "Spot Resist" finish actually resists spots! Even after a messy spaghetti night, this faucet looks like it’s fresh out of the box. No more staring at water spots and wondering if you're just terrible at cleaning. 2. **Power Clean Technology:** The sprayer is so powerful, it could probably blast off the Titanic's rust. Great for when you accidentally forget about that pan with burnt-on food! 3. **Pull-Down Sprayer:** Feel like a kitchen superhero with this pull-down sprayer. It's like a lasso of water that turns you into a dish-washing wizard. Plus, you get to pretend you’re a cowboy wrangling those stubborn food scraps. 4. **High Arc:** Tall enough to wash your biggest pots and pans without feeling like you’re trying to fit an elephant in a shoebox. 5. **One-Handle Operation:** Because who has the time to juggle two handles? This faucet gets the job done with a simple flick of the wrist. **Cons:** 1. **Water Pressure Warning:** The sprayer's power is so intense that it may cause unexpected indoor rainstorms if you're not careful. Pro tip: Don't let the kids play with it unless you want an impromptu slip 'n slide in your kitchen. 2. **Too Stylish:** The sleek design might make the rest of your kitchen feel like it needs a makeover. You may find yourself on a new "home improvement" journey, which could get expensive! 3. **Hypnotic Swivel:** The 360-degree swivel spout is so smooth that you might find yourself endlessly spinning it just for fun. It's all fun and games until someone forgets they have water running! In conclusion, the Moen Adler Kitchen Faucet is like the James Bond of faucets: stylish, efficient, and powerful. It has genuinely upgraded our kitchen experience, making dishwashing a bit less dreadful and a lot more fun. Just be prepared for the urge to show it off to every guest who walks into your kitchen!

My background is mechanical with many many years of working on pumps, pipes, valves of some sort. I am handy around the house and have replaced or installed many different versions of sink/shower/toilet plumbing over the years. MOEN typically has a reputation for being a good quality product, which is why I was not hesitant to purchase this sight unseen. That was a mistake. Right out of the box it just felt cheap. The sprayer head felt like it would break if I squeezed it too hard and the selector switch feels like it won't last a year. The hot/cold mixer moves loosely and lacks the solid positive resistance feel of a quality sink faucet/mixer. I have to give mine a little "tap tap" after shutting it off to keep it from dripping. Installation was very simple, in fact almost too simple. The entire assembly is held (poorly) together with one very cheap plastic nut installed from the underside of the sink. Tightening requires 2 people as the upper works will move freely around while tightening from the bottom. Some one will need to hold the upper works in place while the person under the sink does the tightening. Speaking of that, there is no sort of locking/retention system for the one nut. Not lock washer or nylon threaded bolt. Given the cheapness of everything and that there is a small amount of wobble in the parts once done ,I fully expect that after a month of use it will come loose and require going under and re-torqueing. I also expect that this will be a regular occurrence for the future. While overall this unit is functional (that got it the one star) you could find equal or better quality for significantly less money. I bought this feeling like the combination of MOEN brand recognition and cost that I would be receiving a higher quality product. Had I seen this in a plumbing supply store and had a chance to put my hands on it first, I 100% would have not even considered paying half of what this unit costs and myself personally, wouldn't have taken it if it was free. It is simply not worth installing, period. I have had this in place for less than an hour and the wife and I are already contemplating what we will replace it with.